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  1. Spitfirebuilder

    Tied up engine pull

    Thanks all! I do believe I’m going to drop the oil pan (as I have to remove the starter anyway) and take a gander. If I find anything interesting I’ll post some pics.
  2. Spitfirebuilder

    Tied up engine pull

    Yes. I’ve filled the cylinders at least 10 times with several products. But the biggest thing to make me feel it’s shot is I dumped some antifreeze in the reservoir and I had the oil drain plug out. The antifreeze instantly came out of the oil pan. So I assume there’s some hole in the water...
  3. Spitfirebuilder

    Tied up engine pull

    So pull the engine trans and transfer case as one unit still connected? I planned to pull all three anyway but that would sure be easier.
  4. Spitfirebuilder

    Tied up engine pull

    I’m getting ready to do an engine swap and the motor is locked up. Should I pull the transmission with the engine or just slip the torque converter out?
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